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DC Kohima issues advisory

As the Dimapur-Imphal Transmission Line is scheduled to be energized anytime from September 12, deputy commissioner (DC) Kohima, Shanavas C, has advised the public to not climb on the tower or touch the live conductor, which could result in fatal injuries.
The transmission line passes through Lungwirm-Chumukedima-Medziphema-Zubza-Kohima-Mao-Senapati-Kangpokpi-Yurembam-Imphal. The work package of “Reconductoring of 132kV Single Circuit Dimapur-Imphal Transmission Line with I-ITLS Panther Conductor” completed recently.

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